Ethiopia’s wheat output will jump 70% this year as the populous Horn of Africa nation ramps up production to shelter itself from supply chain woes linked to the war in Ukraine and a drought at home, according to the agriculture ministry.

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After spending 52 days in hospital, the youngest recipient of a liver transplant in Africa, at only eight weeks old, is safely back home recovering with his parents, twin sister and older brother.

Transport minister Fikile Mbalula will on Friday release the accident report on the Tshwane road crash that claimed the lives of 15 people.

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The case against Springbok rugby player Elton Jantjies for alleged malicious damage to property and contravening the Civil Aviation Act after a return flight from Dubai has been provisionally withdrawn.

Johannesburg EMS will deploy robots as the search for 6-year-old Khayalethu Magadla, who fell into a sewer manhole in Soweto, continues on Friday.

Turkish Airlines has reintroduced direct flights from Durban to Istanbul.

Gauteng residents have been warned to brace themselves for more cold weather until Wednesday next week.

Eight men were rescued and the search for another continues after their ski-boat capsized at sea off Durban on Thursday night.

The Namibian Police Force rejected allegations of torturing and abducting Imanuwela David and doing the "dirty work" for SA President Cyril Ramaphosa.

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European sugar prices will keep climbing as producers pass on higher costs and supplies remain tight, the region’s top sugar company said.

US testing for monkeypox is insufficient to determine how widespread the virus is and where new cases are cropping up, according to infectious disease experts and advocates concerned about a sluggish response to the outbreak that’s already hit 32 c...

The lawyer tried to take 25% of his client’s Road Accident Fund payout after doing minimal work.

Britain will host talks on Friday on rebuilding key infrastructure in Kyiv, a day after the leaders of Germany, France and Italy visited Ukraine and offered it the hope of EU membership as it battles a ferocious Russian offensive in the east.

Two people have been arrested for alleged human trafficking by the Johannesburg metropolitan police department.

The truck driver blockade of the N3 highway has been cleared, according to traffic reports.

The continent has recorded a substantial increase in Covid-19 cases following a three-week decline in daily infections.

The Dutch intelligence service said on Thursday it had uncovered a Russian military agent attempting to use a false identity to infiltrate the International Criminal Court, which is investigating accusations of war crimes in Ukraine.

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Ukraine updates.

A man brandishing a firearm who was captured on video allegedly kicking and stomping on a teenager during an argument over salt seasoning at Groblersdal in Limpopo was arrested on Thursday.

A police station in Mpumalanga was attacked at gunpoint by robbers who allegedly escaped with firearms on Wednesday night.

Ukraine live updates.

A trip to Hluhluwe Imfolozi Park in KwaZulu-Natal ended in high drama for two visitors after a bull elephant lifted their car and dumped it in a ditch on the side of the road.

Business leaders and freight industry role players are pleading with President Cyril Ramaphosa to take action on the truckers' blockade of the N3 highway at Van Reenen’s pass, describing it as an act of “economic sabotage”.

Britain has no plans to leave the European Convention on Human Rights, but the Strasbourg court which enforces it overstepped its powers in blocking the deportation of asylum seekers to Rwanda, deputy prime minister Dominic Raab said on Thursday.

Storm clouds circled a large zinc shed outside Ghana's capital Accra where market porters sat on overturned metal bowls, disheartened by the lack of business as the encroaching rain deterred shoppers from nearby stalls.

French President Emmanuel Macron said on Thursday that massacres and war crimes had been committed in the Ukrainian town of Irpin, which he and other European leaders visited before meeting Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy.